A fully functional Apple 1 computer is on sale for $241. The computer comes with all the components and accessories necessary for operation.
Bidding currently stands at $241,557 and ends on December 15 – but it is expected to sell for a final price of $375,000, the Daily Mail reported.
Launched in 1976, the Apple 1, the tech giant's first product, was sold as an assembled circuit board, and lacked basic hardware such as a keyboard or monitor.
But unlike the popular Apple-1 computers, this unit has not had any modifications to the physical board and the prototype is "clean and unused".
The computer is now being sold by RR Auction, an auction house based in Boston, USA.
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"The most remarkable aspect of this Apple-1 computer is that it is designed to be fully functional," the auction house said.
"The computer functioned without errors for about eight hours in a comprehensive test", added the house.
